By Garth Calitz When an aircraft manufacturer reaches a three-digit delivery milestone, it signifies the maturation of a product, production system, and owner community. For Epic Aircraft, delivering its 100th certified aircraft marks its evolution from a boutique builder to a sustained producer of high-performance turboprops. On September 19, 2025, Epic announced this milestone at its 11th Annual Odyssey Fly-In in Bend, Oregon, revealing that the 100th aircraft, an E1000 AX

By Rob Russell The Edgley EA-7 Optica was a British light aircraft designed for low-speed observation work, and intended as a low-cost...

Less than a year after demonstrating the flight efficiency and reliability of its groundbreaking rotor-blown wing VTOL (Vertical Take-Off...

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Australian clean-tech startup Stralis Aircraft is conducting tests on its innovative high-temperature fuel cell technology at a facility...

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Joby Aviation took part in an unprecedented demonstration of its autonomous flight technology. As a component of the Resolute Force...

Gulfstream Aerospace has announced the inaugural customer delivery of the Gulfstream G800, recognised as the world’s longest-range...

The MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) of the US Army is pioneering a new chapter in military aviation by implementing a...

The U.S. Space Force, in collaboration with the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office and SpaceX, is finalising preparations for the launch...